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For thoose who don't know what HTML stands for:

Hypertext Markup Language

(I know next to nothing about computers)
I still have no idea what that means but I know how to use HTML here on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ.

It took me a while to figure out how to use it.
I figured out that above our comment boxes there should be a green (some html is ok) link click that and it will show you how to use html . Just substitute the '...' for what ever you text is.
And you can also use the green 'add author/book' link to add a bookcover, book link, author link or author photo.

(First stuff I learnt, this is just from the formating tips)
When you do it include no spaces!

•bold text: < b >...< /b >
•italic text: < i >...< /i >
•underline text: < u >...< /u >
•strike text: < s >...< /s >
•indent text: < pre >...< /pre >
•blockquote: < blockquote >...< /blockquote >
•paragraph: < p >...< /p >
•spoiler: < spoiler >...< /spoiler >
•Note: tags must be properly nested, example:
OK < i >< b >test< /b >< /i >
Not OK < i >< b >test< /i >< /b >

I'm not an expert, but this is how you use html.

Thank you! I finally get it. :)

If anyone would like to learn more html, you can go through free lessons at

Html is one of several languages used in making a webpage. It is the base language used on a site and primarily is used to display or put content on the page. On a good website, there are usually multiple languages used together, including css, javascript, php, sql, ruby, and others depending on the type of site it is.

I love web programming and I'm currently working on getting a certificate in it. If anyone has any questions about html or other web programming languages, I'm happy to answer them.

Thank you! And I'm happy to help.